The energy ministers of Ukraine and the United States of America signed a statement on the start of a strategic dialogue in the field of energy and climate, President Volodymyr Zelensky wrote on his Twitter account. “A strategic dialogue in the field of energy and climate has been initiated between Ukraine and the United States.…
Tallinn City Government will continue to pay sick leave from the first day and to reduced rent in city-owned properties in the City Center until the end of 2021. However, rent exemption will no longer apply to properties outside the center. The measures are part of draft legislation to offer coronavirus relief to people and…
Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili stated that the travel time from Tbilisi to Batumi would be just three hours until 2024 after the construction of 96 bridges and 53 tunnels on the Rikoti Pass. Currently the trip takes around five-six hours. Garibashvili noted that projects of such scale and complexity had not been implemented in…
As of September 1, the organization of road traffic on Marijas and A.Caka Street has been changed: only one bicycle lane remains, as reported by Riga City Council’s Transport Department. The lane is currently undergoing re-marking. A public transport and road transport lane is established in the direction from the city center. Organization of road…
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has warned Lithuania about risks of overheating – both in particular sectors and in the economy as a whole. Among the risks, the IMF listed uneven recovery of the country’s main trade partners, geopolitical tensions, disruptions to the vaccination process and a lagging absorption of the European Union’s (EU) economic…
Moody’s Investors Service has affirmed the Government of Armenia’s Ba3 local and foreign currency long-term issuer ratings and foreign currency senior unsecured rating. The outlook remains stable. The affirmation of the Ba3 ratings is driven by the credit profile’s resilience to the significant shocks of the coronavirus pandemic and geopolitical and domestic political tensions, and…
Lithuania’s Social Security and Labor Ministry will propose to the government to raise the minimum monthly wage by 88 euros, to 730 euros before tax, next year, two unrelated sources have reported. Earlier proposals called for raising the minimum wage by 61 euros, or by 9.5%, to 703 euros, but Social Security Minister Monika Navickiene…